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✎ EN Gay Pride: An Expat Celebrates Berlin's Christopher Street D

Discussion in 'Berlin' started by texkourgan, Jun 26, 2013.

  1. texkourgan

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    As June draws to a close, so does the LGBT Pride Month. Commemorating the Stonewall riots in New York City of June 1969, the community has worked continually to promote equality. Pride events were established to bring attention to the cause and celebrations, parades, and demonstrations are now held around the world.

    Earlier this year we covered the "Gay Rights Movement Around the World". There have been some exciting improvements this year such as legalized Same-Sex Marriage in New Zealand, France, Uruguay, Brazil (federal & several states), and several US States. However, there are still significant obstacles such as anti-LGBT laws with penalties that include fines, jail terms, or even death in different parts of the world.

    Did you go to the celebration? What issues have you found in Berlin? Is it less or more restrictive than where you are from?

    Read more: http://texkourgan.blogexpat.com/blog/20 ... street-day
     
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